5 Stars UrgentVet - Smithfield/Greenville, RI…read more I'm so impressed with the brand-new UrgentVet location in Smithfield/Greenville, which just opened on August 20th! From start to finish, the experience was fantastic. The check-in process was quick and easy, the facility is spotless, and the exam rooms are thoughtfully designed--clean, cozy, and welcoming. I love the little touches that make pets feel comfortable, like peanut butter or cheese spread lick pads and calming music. The staff is amazing--warm, professional, and truly caring. Their hours are super convenient, and the fees are very reasonable for the quality of care you receive. If you need urgent care for your pet, I highly recommend UrgentVet Smithfield/Greenville. They've created an stress-free environment for both pets and owners.

I brought my cat in to be euthanized. Before they would discuss that option they laid out ALL my…read moreoptions including treatments. My cat had gone blind and was in stage 2 kidney failure. They were so sympathetic and compassionate. In the end I made my decision based on quality of life she would have. . I would recommend them to anyone with no reservations.

Excellent!! Services for my pet are quality and easy getting an appointment…read more Linda Greenville, RI

efficient and very clean; have come here with both dogs and cats; excellent staff…read moreSlightly more expensive, but it's worth it for me for the trustworthiness and convenience

*WARNING* If you care about your pet, do NOT go to this person. Despite what she preaches against…read moreconventional veterinary care, high quality vets DO combine holistic treatments, such as supplements, massage, physical therapy, acupuncture, reiki, etc, in conjunction with conventional care, such as lab work, diagnostic imaging, necessary medicines and vaccinations, into their veterinary practices. It is NOT a one way holistic street as she would like pet owners to believe. Furthermore, people who combine GOOD QUALITY and PRESCRIPTION dog foods are NOT comparable to people who "leave their dogs tied to a tree", as she proclaims in her online video. In her video she demos how SHE determines, in a bizarre ritual taught to her by her money making idol, the right meds, foods, supplements for your pets by holding the food/med up against the animal while she holds the arm of a surrogate. If she can push the surrogate's arm down while she holds the food/med up against your animal, then the animal cannot tolerate that food/med. Watch the video on her website or on youtube and hear and see and decide for yourself before you bring your precious babies to her. https://youtu.be/KP1cuGT9wHE?si=ZpLa8g4ohZRSbiuY

Dr. Doolittle is (one) of the reasons why my dog is 100% better. First of all, she's a holistic vet…read more- she won't take blood out of your pup, or do any invasive procedures to check them out. She works on using kinesiology and (in my opinion) intuition. That said, all those methods WORK. She has managed to come up with a plan, food and diet change, to heal my pup from Perianal Fistulae (nasty illness common in GSDs). Now, I pretty much forced her (ok she was cooperative) to team up with a Chinese Herbal Medicine Vet from Connecticut (Dr. Stephanie Torlone) and come up with a plan to help him. This was back in February and both of them did a fab job ! They really got along well and came up with several herbs to work with that would help Albi out. As for personality wise, Dr. Doolittle is a tough cookie. She expects the best out of everything and everyone, so if you can't handle that, you'll be sorely disappointed. However, I love her for this. Price wise - this is expensive, but please note: I am a full time worker and full time student - I barely make ends meet, and when Albi got sick, I had even more trouble. But I KNEW Doolittle could help us out without using harsh immunosuppresants. I also knew based on my research of PFs, that this was the only sure way to get rid of them. Doolittle was worth every penny, still is. Every once in a while, you'll find some things are marked up, but if you do your research right, you can get some supplements/treats/treatments for cheaper elsewhere. However, the price for her services are worth it - she uses every ounce of energy in her to get the right combination of treatments for each patient, and she deserves some compensation for that.

I ran in with my 15 year old dog and it was time to say goodbye. I was devastated. This animal…read morehospital sprang into action and took care of me and my beloved dog, Sammy of 15 years. They were incredible. This was so hard and they helped us so much. They could have turned me away but they took action and helped us in a very traumatic situation. Thank you to the amazing vet and staff.

Vets are hard working and really care . Providing good veterinary care above and beyond standard…read morecare.

Dr. O'Neil was there every time to rescue our little demon dog each time she tried to off herself…read moreover a span of 14 yrs. Her team provided excellent care each time, for a wide array of medical problems, and more importantly, they brought us peace of mind when we were otherwise flipping out as dog parents do. They have provided awesome care to our other four family dogs too and I could not imagine going anywhere else. They saved us from the dreaded ERs many times and always gave compassionate care. We really do trust Dr. O'Neil. Best vet around.

Dr. O'Neil has been taking great care of our 3 bichons and 1 sheepadoodle for years now. I wouldn't…read moretrust anyone else with the most important members of our family. She has fantastic bedside manner with her patients, she's always happy to answer questions, and I've never felt rushed in our appointments. Rheumatoid arthritis, allergies, lick granulomas - you name it and Dr. O'Neil has helped us with it. I can relax knowing that if anything ever goes wrong, our dogs have an awesome vet and would be in very capable hands. Thanks, Dr. O'Neil! Also had a visit with Dr. Farren once. She was there to help us when one of our bichons went into organ failure and had to be put down. She was compassionate and just as attentive to us as she was to our dog. It made such a difficult decision and time easier, and we appreciated her kindness...along with all the other great employees who work here.

I brought Kippington to Petco in Smithfield again. I asked that they clip his hair (Yorkies have…read morehair) very very short for the start of warm weather. They did a wonderful job. He looks excellent. This Petco location is positively outstanding. Every worker seems happy and upbeat. A group of them arrived right before 8 a.m. (Kip and I were waiting for the store to open.) All the Petco workers said hello and smiled. This is a great organization!

Great selection of cat foods in store. Well stocked in every area and products in general. Clean…read moreand well maintained.

While their clinical visit care for my cat, who had developed presumptive diabetes, was good…read more(although I have no idea what sugar concerns there might have been about the treats they gave him in the clinic and for take-home), he was seen Friday with no particular diagnosis of concern, and was dead on Monday. Tfhere was a hard sell for a $400-500 blood panel to get a "comprehensive baseline", but I demurred to the $150 panel to get the imperative of the blood sugar level. They could have just done a simple blood sugar check with an ear or skin-prick diagnostic instrument, which they must surely have had, and we could have gotten him on insulin immediately. I received their notification of the bloodwork results the following Tuesday, the day after he died, informing me that he had elevated blood sugar and should be treated. This could have been quickly, more economically, and more therapeutically been handled in the intitial visit, and the cat might still be alive, albeit with the required sugar monitoring and insulin therapy (I'd been through that with a cat before - it's a tough decision to make). In any case, beware of a practice that tries to upsell you on lab testing. Unless there is a specific diagnostic goal to achieve, based on the physical exam, it's not likely a good financial decision to pour money into the practice (they make money on the testing) to give them a baseline to have marginal further diagnoses in office visits. Pets (unless you have parrots or tortoises) tend to have regrettably short lives, and an emotional last ditch effort in veterinary care may not be the best for them or you, but possibly could be (think orthopedic care for dogs to allow them to live with hip or leg joint problems - expensive, but possibly a better life quality investment than baseline lab tests with no immediate benefit).

I have been going to Dr Farrington since she was behind the Burger King on Mendon Rd. I have…read morecomplete faith in the staff and Drs. Everyone is so helpful and knowledgeable!!! I also love now you can buy their meds straight from them Big THANK YOU TO ALL

My rottweiler Lars, had injured himself earlier this spring...and we weren't rehabbing him…read morecorrectly ourselves. He reinjured his shoulder and that is what lead us to Healing Paws. Dr. Corey spent a lot of time assessing Lars and talking with me about what was going on. The staff at Healing Paws are friendly, knowledgeable, and Lars loves them. We are on our second week of rehab and they are giving us exercises to rebuild Lars at home and this is what we need. Lars is a performance dog that competes in obedience and agility shows...I truly believe that Healing Paws will get him back into peak condition!

Dr. Corey and his team helped our 8 year old golden/beagle Riley recover from a slipped disc in her…read moreback. Instead of just prescribing short term pain meds, Dr. Corey and his team did massage, laser light therapy and strength training to heal her spinal injury and get her strong to prevent future injury. We now go to Healing Paws with our other animals and are very happy. Thanks for everything! -Riley, Penny, Mia, Greg and Taryn